Ponce de Leon High School - Cavaleon Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

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n a 1 Carol-singing loomed as the bright spot in clown capers during Decemher. Polishing up their tricks- in-trades, the funsters presented a gala spectacle in assemhly before Christmas vacation, singing old and new Yuletide favorites. Mr. Robert J. Hester's group scored first honors in the contest, while Mrs. Mar- garet East's and Miss Violet Wittis rooms walked away with second and third awards, respectively. Weeks of preparation were endured to bring to the school this annual festivity, and the familiar strains furnished an appropriate impression to the entire school. AT RIGHT! Boys' freshmen physical education class performing daily calisthenics. 64 Left to right, first row: Dolores Huskamp, Geraldine Heres, Kath- erine Hughes, Betty Hoover, Faith Howell, second row: Elinor Huls- man, Betty Janes, Elaine Henson, Patricia Humphrey, Helen John- song third row: Lecial Horne, Doris Hufner, Peggy Houghee, Barbara Johnson, .loan Huntg fourth row: Larry Hoffman, Don- ald Haerlen, Aaron Hertz, William Howard, Malcolm .lohnsong ghfth row: John Hunter, Ted Hill. First row: Emaleen Lee, Doris McKeney, Natalie Lucas, .lane Lewis, Peggy Kirkland, second row: Frances Martin, Nancy Kaye, Doris Kefalson, Bettye Matthews, Ruth Loomis, Sarah Greaves, third row: Gladys Leyden, Joan Mae- cher, Jean Mack, Beatrice Martin, .leanne Lamper, Glen Laneg fourth row: Leith Kent, James MacMa- hon, John Maecher, Carrol Kern, Ralph Martin, fifth row: Charles Manfred, William Kniebler, un- identified, Norman Longley, Ralph Magruder, Donald Lippiattg sixth row: Richard Leinecker, Gene Lockhart, Donald Lanigan, Charles Matthews.

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U J W ! fn 09 Left to right, first row: Betty Compton, Peggy Elder, Joanne Crowder, Deirde Delaney, Jean Fisher, second row: Mary Lou Daniels, Cora Lee Fife, Patrick Ferguson, Alice Davidson, Ardeth Diengerg third row: Marion Con- way, Celia Fisher, Eleanor Con- way, Sally Ellis, Lois Davis, fourth row: Laurence Day, Dick Costner, Tommy Embrey, Glenn Erwin, DeForrest Edwards, fifth row: John Cunningham, Robert Conrad, Robert Dewey, Herman Cook, Rob- ert Cox, William Farwell, sixth row: John Curry, Richard David- son, Kenneth Curry. First row: Joan Greene, Betty Geiger, Betty George, Sally Hart- well, Pat Garrett, second row: Barbara Harding, Betty June Fox, Helen Foster, Jackie Gonnella, Pat Harshbarger, third raw: Cor- nelia Gates, John Gould, John Gazley, John Frazier, Olive Haines, fourth row: Ted Ganyard, Tommy Fryer, Thomas Gibson, Emerson Foyle, Tommy Fitzgerald. 'r-X w,4Ll'-.1--V . . f- cotossm, f' V6 V' ' +i11E1?f T9-'fbi ,ff SUmf?fee ' t J - .fill Q s l 6 ,limi I .ml 5... R e I ,ly ,Q 2, -,arf 'Cf 7.. '- in :wiv I X . ' - W adams- ' G ' y'f ,f eo L' Wagsigffw rf t

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is ffm K O0 Left to right, first row: Vera McSwain, Sharon Fulchcr, Chris- tine Nowlin, Pat Murphy, Jane O'- Neillg second row: Billie Mc- Quaide, Pat McDonald, Betty Jo Miller, Dorothy McNellisg third row: James Overstreet, Rodger Norvell, Linsey Moore, John 0'- Brian, William Orr, fourth row: Robert McDonald, Jack Munroe, Robert Miller, Tommy McCreedy, Russell Morrisong fifth row: Denis 0'Donovan, Bobby North, Louis Nelson, Bill Michael, Alan Mc- Cormick. First row: Hazel Richardson, Sally Peacock, Patricia Perl, Doris Page, Joy Podger, second row: Phyllis Rogers, Kathryn Pankey, Barbara Reynolds, Marguerite Pen- ny, Natalie Ries, Sara Penney, third row: Pat Ross, .loan Rooney, Clement Russell, Douglas Preston, Adhemar Renuart, Powell Regan, fourth row: Charles Rigl, Bob Prahl, Bill Richards, Nils Peter- son, Edward Parkinsong hfth row: Hollis Rinehart, Charles Ruther- ford, Patrick Poole. ,px ,7- sums ig mmf x Jcotoswi 'fix NIJ lp 'lv' Highlighting other clown activities, the Ponce de Leon Band this year was fortunate in having two very attractive freshmen majorettes, Bettie and Shirley Smith. Nicknamed the Htwirling twinsw, they led the band in all of its performances this year and added a touch of flash and color with their presence. Inaugurating a new twist, tl1e Hi-Y cluh of Ponce this term formed a new addition, the Beta Hi-Y, a club es- pecially for freshmen boys. Heretofore, the organiza- tion has been mixed. 2 1 ll 2 1 W